CD Changer
does anyone know the CD Changer P/N for a 1997 Ram 1500?
there are many on ebay, not specific for Ram, but I think some Chrysler branded Changers could be equivalent for a lot of vehicles...
thanks
there are many on ebay, not specific for Ram, but I think some Chrysler branded Changers could be equivalent for a lot of vehicles...
thanks
Its just a sony CD changer, I have the fm modulated chysler in my truck, wired to my pioneer deck
Pretty decent unit, except my changer was crapped out when i got it, so I had a really nice sony to swithc it out with.
Pretty decent unit, except my changer was crapped out when i got it, so I had a really nice sony to swithc it out with.
ive got a jvc 12 pack cd changer im mine with the stock raido (i like the looks of stock) it wasent that much i dont remper exactely how much i got it wen i got the truck but it works great
mhhh, what about the wiring ? I mean audio input shouldn't be a problem (I don't like fm modulated) but the control wire and protocol should be the same...
Ryans, did you just plug the jvc to the stock radio? I also like the stock look. Could you give me the part number of you changer?
thanks
Ryans, did you just plug the jvc to the stock radio? I also like the stock look. Could you give me the part number of you changer?
thanks
thanks, I'll think about it, If I shouldn't find any 10 or 12 with mp3 support I'll go with yours
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Unless you have a head unit/deck with a CD changer input and controls for it, The FM modulated style is all you can use.
I had a Kenwood changer in mine when I got it. It was FM style with the factory cassette deck. Put in an aftermarket CD player in place of the factory deck that can control a changer and took the changer out. It was under the drivers seat where an amp is now. I just change the CD when I want a different one. The changer is now in an older car that I did not want to cut the dash for a new radio.
I had a Kenwood changer in mine when I got it. It was FM style with the factory cassette deck. Put in an aftermarket CD player in place of the factory deck that can control a changer and took the changer out. It was under the drivers seat where an amp is now. I just change the CD when I want a different one. The changer is now in an older car that I did not want to cut the dash for a new radio.




